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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
4
In his first column as a candidate turned columnist, Barry Goldwater argues the press is not hostile and distinguishes news stories from editorials. He notes reporters did fair work, some disagreements entered writings, and opinions remain legitimate news. He urges readers to recognize the difference between news and commentary.
New York AP reports more firms test price increases amid rising sales and expanding inventories. Economists note stockpiling may slow turnover, signaling inflation or boom bust risks, while the Commerce Department shows November gains in inventories and sales across sectors, with steel tied to potential price rises.
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a humorous Arkansas day with heat and corn, a family jackass, and a genteel mouse tale. It quotes Bennett Cerf and Luoltt Baker notes on belief and double doubt, concluding with a stray line about an angel and famous essays.
Baytown Sun announces its staff roles and office details including publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and advertising department contacts. The notice lists submission affiliations and the paper is designated as a second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office and provides subscription rates and mailing information.
Washington Senator Lausche urges a halt in foreign aid traditions after mobs attack U S embassies and libraries abroad. The piece notes incidents from Cairo to Phnom Penh, with U S officials pressed to seek accountability and reassess aid to Indonesia, United Arab Republic, and other nations amid anti American unrest.
A mixed set of trivia prompts asks which country hosts Monte Carlo, what government Luxembourg has, which US land area lies farthest below sea level, and how many presidents have been twice elected. The feature also notes de Gaulle blocking Britain's 1963 EEC bid and a spot about Scotland's largest Hebrides island with clan history and Mackean treasure legends at Tobermory Bay.
A Central Press column presents a playful island name riddle from Ruth Rapasey. It mentions a duke, a rescued wife, a slain husband, and a clan rescue, then pivots to a platoon definition and a brief, choppy quiz section with scattered words and numbers.
Washington column notes Reed Benson son of Ezra Taft Benson seeks John Birch Society headquarters at 175 Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House. The Charley E. Smith Co. owner eyes a tenant while Benson promotes church and Birch ties to influence Idaho politics and aid Reed's bid against Rep. Harding, drawing Mormon Church officials into partisan activity.
A Baytown Texas letter from a former student criticizes the school board and private and religious schools policy. The writer, Gene West, questions funding decisions and affiliations, mentions Robert E. Lee, and cites dissatisfaction with the district’s superintendent. The page references ongoing public debate and a continuation on page 5.
The article discusses play of a bridge hand with West as declarer at three no trump. It weighs methods to win by ruffing or establishing trump and considers card readings, defense chances, and discards. It compares two lines and suggests a best approach to secure twelve tricks while managing heart and diamond leads.
Puzzle clues are listed in irregular form with several typos and misprints. The set includes across and down entries such as Sulberry Tan's cap Biblical name Communist Pagpedas Pronson Esker Pleasant cat Art of drawing with crayons Tellurium symbol Right abbr Epoch Weep Three toe stoth Pry Draw off, agswater Soint Precious Time Childrens way Melody Be Ronnie Scrutl Man's nick nickname Fence Son American river One of the Great Lakes Part B A member of ora Ty Mostemeet order Tuber S6iss river Sa Am A tue To jump sone aside Troughs for Sudden fodder attacks TA fountain Fuel for the plaice Forehead Queer Foot-like organ Main beverage.
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